AI Agents Will RESHAPE Ecommerce Ops!
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Meet Blair Forrest
At AMZ Prep, Blair Forrest is turning logistics into a tech game. With teams across India and the Philippines, he’s built a full-stack go-to-market engine—blending outbound automation, SEO, and warehouse robotics.
Meet Fabricio Miranda
CEO of Flieber, Fabricio Miranda is obsessed with solving inventory chaos. He’s building a platform that helps ecommerce brands make smarter purchase decisions—with fewer people and better data.
Episode Synopsis
"We got our first inbound lead from ChatGPT." AI isn’t theoretical anymore—it’s operational. In this episode, Jared Ward (Luminous), Fabricio Miranda (Flieber), and Blair Forrest (AMZ Prep) break down how AI is actively reshaping ecommerce—from automated outbound and SEO pods to robotic fulfillment and intelligent data mapping. If you're in ops, this is a glimpse into your not-so-distant future.
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Ops Unfiltered Episode 42 unpacks:
In this episode, Blair and Fabricio join Jared to break down how AI is already reshaping ecommerce ops—from outbound and SEO to fulfillment and integrations.
- Blair Forrest reveals how AMZ Prep drives 7–10K outbound emails a week—without spamming. He shares how his GTM team in the Philippines blends Clay, LinkedIn automation, and enriched inbound data to scale cold outreach that’s actually personalized.
- Fabricio Miranda discusses the real promise of AI in ecommerce ops. From automated data mapping to no-code integrations, Fabricio explains why the next big leap in AI isn’t flashy—it’s quietly fixing the plumbing of inventory, fulfillment, and decision-making.
- Find out what Blair and Fabricio think about the future of 3PLs and warehouse robotics. Blair talks about AMZ Prep’s fleet of robots in Toronto and the operational gains from automation, while Fabricio questions whether ops teams of the future will be “just one person and a dashboard.”